AAP Accuses Delhi BJP of Creating Fake Yamuna at Vasudev Ghat Amid Chhath Festival

New Delhi, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has leveled serious accusations against the Delhi BJP government, claiming it has constructed a “fake Yamuna” at Vasudev Ghat. This allegation comes during the Chhath festival, a significant time for many in the region. AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj stated that the BJP has installed underground drinking water pipelines to supply water to this artificial river.

Bhardwaj shared a video on the social media platform X, where he expressed his concerns. He wrote, “Once again, a fake Yamuna. This year, the BJP government has laid underground drinking water pipelines to supply water to the fake Yamuna at Vasudev Ghat.”

He further criticized the BJP, claiming, “Last year, the Delhi BJP government created this fake Yamuna to falsely assert that the river was cleaned. When we exposed them, it became a matter of national embarrassment. This year, they are again making false claims about cleaning the Yamuna. If it is indeed clean, why do they need drinking water from hidden pipes?”

In their post on X, AAP accused the BJP of engaging in deceptive politics, stating, “Who would have thought the BJP would sink to such depths? Last year, they built a fake ghat to falsely claim the Yamuna was clean during the Chhath Mahaparv. When their lies were revealed, it caused embarrassment across the country. Yet, instead of learning from that, they are repeating the same antics at Vasudev Ghat this year.”

The party’s post also questioned the need for underground pipelines, stating, “If the Yamuna is clean, why lay down drinking water pipelines?”

In response, the BJP has accused AAP of spreading rumors. The Delhi BJP shared another video on X, questioning, “How low will you go, Kejriwal? In just two years, over half of the Yamuna has been cleaned. Look at the rumors you are spreading.”

This exchange highlights the ongoing political tensions in Delhi, especially as the Chhath festival approaches, a time when many gather to celebrate and pay homage to the Sun God.